How To Fix icudt62.dll Missing Error On Windows 10 / 11

When you are trying to run an application on your Windows system are you facing the ” icudt62.dll is missing from your computer ” error? This might be because of the .dll file (dynamic link library). There might be some corrupted files or missing files. A few other reasons might be a virus infection, the need to install new windows updates, improper installation of applications, etc. In this article let us see the different methods to solve this issue and smoothly run the application.

Method 1: Install icudt62.dll Manually

 

Step 1: Open the browser and visit the link 

Step 2: Type icudt62.dll in the website’s search box and hit enter

 

Link

 

Step 3: In the search result click on icudt62.dll

Step 4: Scroll down and click on download according to the system version 32-bit or 64-bit

 

Download

 

Step 5: Once downloaded, double click on the downloaded file.

Step 6: Have the virus scan done and once the file is virus free, open the file explorer using Windows + E keys together



Step 7: And navigate to C:\Windows\System32 and paste the copied icudt62.dll file

Step 8: If you are asked for admin permission click on continue

Step 9: And then restart your system and check if the problem is solved.

 

Method 2: Repair The Corrupted Files

 

Step 1: Type cmd in the windows search bar

Step 2: Hold Ctrl + Shift keys together and hit enter

Step 3: A user account control window will appear. Click on yes

Step 4: This will open the command prompt as an administrator mode

Step 5: Copy the below command and paste it into the command prompt and hit enter

sfc/scannow

 

Scan

 

Step 6: Wait for the command to finish executing. Once the process is finished restart your system and then check if the issue is solved.

Step 7: If the problem is not solved then execute the below commands as well. Copy the below command and paste it in the command prompt then hit enter

Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth

 

Health Check

 

Step 8: Wait for the execution process to finish and then likewise copy the below commands and execute them one by one

Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth

 

Scan Health

 

Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth

 

Restore Health

 

Step 9: Restart the system and check if the issue is solved.

 

Method 3: Check For Windows Updates

 

Step 1: Open the windows settings using Windows + I keys together

Step 2: Click on Update & security

 

Update Security

 

Step 3: On the right side under Windows update click on Check for updates button

 

Check Updates

 

Step 4: If there are any updates the system will get automatically updated else you can click on download and install the updates. Once update is finished check if the issue is solved.

 

Method 4: Perform A Quick Scan

 

Step 1: Open the windows settings using Windows + I keys together

Step 2:  Click on Update & Security

 

Update Security

 

Step 3: From the left click on Windows Security

 

Windows Security

 

Step 4: On the right side select Virus & threat protection

 

Virus Protection



 

Step 5: Click on Quick scan button

 

Quick Scan

 

Step 6: This will scan the system and check if there are any virus or threats. Once the whole process is finished you should remove all the virus affected files

Step 7: Restart the system and check if the issue is solved.

 

Method 5: Re-Register icudt62.dll File

 

Step 1: Type cmd in the windows search bar

Step 2: Hold Ctrl + Shift keys together and hit enter

Step 3: A user account control window will appear. Click on yes

Step 4: This will open the command prompt as an administrator mode

Step 5: Copy the below command and paste it in the command prompt. Then hit enter

REGSVR32 icudt62.dll

Reg

 

Step 6: Once the execution is finished restart the system then check whether the issue is resolved.

 

Method 6: Re-install The Problematic App

 

Step 1: Open the run prompt using Windows + R

Step 2: Type appwiz.cpl in the run prompt and hit enter. This will open the programs and features window in control panel

 

Appwiz

 

Step 3: Scroll and look for the application which is problematic

Step 4: Right click on the that particular application and click on uninstall

 

Uninstall

 

 

Step 6: Once the application is uninstalled restart your system

Step 7: Now go to the application’s official website and install it again, then check if the issue is solved.

Method 7: Perform A System Restore

 

Step 1: Open the run prompt using Windows + R keys together

Step 2: Type sysdm.cpl in the run prompt and hit enter. This will open system properties

 

System

 

Step 3: Go to the system protection tab

Step 4: Then click on System restore button

 

Restore

 

Step 5: Select the restore point and then click on next



Step 6: Click on finish

Step 7: Once the restore process is completed check if the issue is solved.

 

Method 8: DirectX End-User Runtime Web Installer

 

Step 1: Open the browser and go the Microsoft link

Step 2: Scroll down and click on the download button

 

Download File

 

Step 3: Wait for the file to get downloaded and then double click on the downloaded file

Step 4: Install DirectX components and then restart your system. Now check if the problem is resolved.

 

Method 9: Re-install Visual C++ Redistributable Package

 

Step 1: Type appwiz.cpl in the run prompt and hit enter. This will open the programs and features window in control panel

 

Appwiz

 

Step 2: Find Visual c++ redistributable package and right click on it then click on uninstall

 

Visual C

 

Step 3: Open the browser and type Visual C++ redistributable package and hit enter in the search bar

Step 4: Go to the manufacturer website and download the latest version of Visual C++ redistributable package

 

Download Visual

 

Step 5: Click on the downloaded file and install it then check if the issue is solved.

That’s it! I hope this article is helpful. Let us know which of the above method worked for you to solve the issue. Thank you!!